cheryl: i am cheryl casone. wall street moves on to worries of said tapering.olitical and side reaction to both of those. the empire strikes back. so in taking father. this time the winner could get this. another do not miss interview as we talked to the son about this battle. dennis: democrat bill the blowsy zero wins the primary in part by bashing the rich. my take on ahead. we walked to hear from you. nicole: we are not too far off the lows of the day. eighteen points on the dow jones industrials. triple digit gains. we have gained about 400 points this week. not surprised to see a little bit of aid dip back here. we will continue to follow. dora, facebook and dell. dennis: thank you. cheryl: talks underway between john kerry and his russian counterpart. this as russian president vladimir putin warning of devastating consequences. for more, let's bring in lieutenant colonel michael k. this seems to be a political push and pull. >> look at the notion that brings this out onto the table. the emerging market index has increased over 6% in the last six days. as

dagen: cheryl casone has a look back and a look forward. cheryl: good morning.n. five years ago, we watched the dow lose about 4.5% of its value. the administration made the decision to let lehman brothers go. coming up at noon eastern time, we will be taking a look back. we will be joined by -- at the time, she was in the white house with president bush. also, we will be joined by the brookings institution. why is it important to look back at what happened? you watch these markets rallying. you have a market that is again rising and pushing all time highs. the s&p is 34% higher as well. we will take a look back and a look forward. connell: we will see you at the top of the hour. dagen: i thought it started when the home prices peaked. connell: that is when i bought my house. there is no genius involved here. dagen: president obama just moments away from giving this speech on how far we have come. connell: rich edson is standing by a head of of that. we are waiting for the president to take stage five years after the financial crisis, the president took bold pol

[laughter] coming up, dennis and cheryl casone will be talking about delays on syria.ing nokia's handset business. it is really a $7 billion deal? that is ahead on markets now. ♪ ♪ no two people have the same financial goals. pnc investments works with you to understand yours and helps plan for your retirement. talk to a pnc investments financial advisor today. ♪ folks have suffered from frequent heartburn. butetting heartburn and then treating day after day is a thing of the past. block the acid with prilosec otc, and don't get heartburn in the first place. [ male announcer ] one pill each morning 24 hours. zero heartburn. dennis: back together again. i am dennis kneale. cheryl: i am cheryl casone. delays over a strike in syria. dennis: it is what is bugging me. should governments help bill falters by new homes? we want to hear from you. p6 stocks and oil taking wild swings. the president seeks congressional approval. we have rich edson at the white house. phil flynn is in the trading pits of the cme. we began with nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock

cheryl: i am cheryl casone.m today, fed officials speaking this afternoon, two during this hour but what good is transparency of the markets don't understand or predict what the fed is saying? the market panel will do that. joe for showing and oliver porche will do it out of luck to the championship round of the fox business all-star show down. dennis:--lines that apple's lawyers with the newest iphones on sale. apple made ross did shine but wall street still has fuzz on main street, charles dean and clayton morris coming. cheryl: cybersecurity sell hot that one from ipoed overnight, the stock doubled in and trading right now, the founder and ceo coming live from the nasdaq talking about the very successful ipo. dennis: we have talked of the hour, stocks every 15 minutes, nicole petallides at stock exchange, the freak at holding sway. >> let's look at what we are seeing, back-and-forth action, started in the green and now we are in the red down 70 points, a big day, we have women going on here, maybe some volume

i am cheryl casone.cain may have just thrown a monkey wrench into congressional approval for the president plan. i am talking with former army vice chief of staff. dennis: also, is apple losing its shine? samsung will unveil a smart watch. we have an analyst who says they need to get into a wearable computer game quickly. cheryl: the work ethic of generation y called into question. top of the hour. stocks now every 15 minutes. the goal -- nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole: we have had four weeks of selling. we will continue to follow the story about syria and whether or not that will come to fruition over the next couple of days. commodities are pulling back. we are seeing names like netflix, yelp, apple, jcpenney all doing so well. there are a lot of winners on wall street. cheryl: thank you very much. dennis: president obama tried to build support for a strike against syria. right now committees in the house and senate are considering the president request. for the l

cheryl: i am cheryl casone. we are not hung over, but the markets are.ied that the fed did not taper because the economy is actually much worse than we thought. dennis: also, giving the finger to the iphone. we go behind apple's new fingerprint technology. whether you should buy in or worry about privacy. cheryl: elizabeth macdonald is coming up. dennis: and it is what is bugging me, tesla stocks. my opinion on had. cheryl: top of the hour. we have stocks now and every 15 minutes. nicole petallides. what a day yesterday. nicole: it really has been an exciting 24 hours. we saw the markets moved to record all time intraday highs. they have since pulled back. the nasdaq is trading at levels we have not seen in 13 years. the truth of the matter is, we have a really tough economy. when we talk about housing, we got into housing numbers. i wanted to show you some construction stocks. you start to see some of these names all on the move to the upside. you can also see beacon roofing and james hardie. back to you. cheryl: thank you very much. breaking news for y

gerri: i am cheryl casone.em whether to use military action in syria. a senate committee passes a resolution to attack, and we bring you the latest from washington in moments. dennis: a big week for the economy. jobless rates falling but the big news is out tomorrow, the employment report, expectation in july, fewer than 200,000 jobs created last month will the fed continue the money printing? cheryl: a worker walkout at walmart, 15 cities workers demanding a living wage and no surprise, organized labor is behind this. liz macdonald going to break down with the bottom line. time for stocks, to the floor of the stock exchange with nicole petallides and the s&p, pulling back a little bit. diane: we are not off of the line. a third day of gains would be exciting, absolutely right if we were to have three straight days of gains for the dow jones industrials for the s&p 500. we haven't seen that since july so right now the dow was up 13 points, bank stocks doing well and retailers giving a strong u.s. dollar, other

. >> cheryl casone is talking about how to turn the interview messups and turn them into success storiesyou can be fit but fat at the same time. what you can do all about it. fox and friends live from new york city starts in 11 minutes and 22 seconds from right now. ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good around ♪ ♪ turn around barry ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good morning to you and your family. rise and shine. in the news, frightening moments when a small plane comes crashing down on a highway packed with labor day holiday travelers. this was the scene in prince george's county, maryland yesterday. the plane had taken off at a nearby airport. it crossed over all the lanes. three people on board were hurt, no one on the ground was injured. >> most drivers have car keys with remote entry lock buttons but this morning a warning from experts. there is a new technology available that could allow thieves to steal your car with a simple push of a button. >> as you unlock your vehicle, if they're nearby, they can pick up that signal that's

cheryl: cheryl casone. mortgages tumbling as a rate increase, a fox business exclusive, job cuts as a result. dennis: apple got clobbered after it i phones disappoint wall street. charles dean on whether that makes apple law. cheryl: the morning of coffee could cost a lot more. phil flynn at the cme to explain a check on oil after the big inventory data at. dennis: nicole petallides on the floor of the nyse. apple taking a tumble. going on. let's look at the dow jones industrials. we are down most of the day. and the 6 points morgan 1/2%. the nasdaq not without, apple's component. 8% of the nasdaq, also the s&p 500. today after the iphones are releasing it, and the lows of the day loving what they put out. what is to come for apple? you get a knee-jerk reaction tumbling forward. cheryl: fox business network exclusive, citigroup is in talks to lay off 2200 mortgage workers by next year. rising rates for the job done and new data may show why. mortgage applications 13.5% to a five year low. liz macdonald brok

here to help us is cheryl casone. what do you mean, this generation struggling how?. and they also don't know how to act in the workplace. sometimes that sense of entitlement can be your worst enemy at your job. here is our first example. >> why wasn't this report done? >> no one asked me to do it. >> what did she do wrong? >> elisabeth: you think no initiative? >> yeah. you can never not do enough at your job. i'd rather see you do more than do less. take the initiative. if you're going to sit around and wait for me to tell you what to do at the office, you're not going to be my star employee, especially when you're young. you got to impress me. >> brian: especially interns. you have to find something to do. not ask every second. >> especially the intern that recently decided, it's my first day, i don't feel well. i'm not going to show up. but that was a different story. now, a lot of these kids that are coming out especially, some have wealthy families, but again, do you really want to show that off at your first job? look at this. >> you should come to my apartmen

>> welcome back, everyone i'm cheryl casone. >> i'm dennis kneale. signals on the economy holding stocks back today deutsche bank will tell us how the fed reading latest numbers on jobs, manufacturing and more on a critical meeting of fed in two weeks. >> divided over syria strikes. g20 leaders in russia are split and so are members of congress ready to take military action against damascus. latest details ahead. fox news's judge andrew napolitano tells us what power the president has to act on time for stocks now. nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. three whole days up. let's be thankful for small favors. >> the clock strikes two p.m. and the dow, nasdaq and s&p all managed to hold on to these gains. though small. as you noted. and what is interesting about the run that we are seeing is that it could be and could mean three straight days of gains for both the dow jones industrials and s&p 500. we haven't seen that. that's the big deal. is the trend favoring. people used to interpret good economic news as bad news. you know how

cheryl casone is here with some common mistakes to avoid. we're doing all week. >> brian: too many jobs. >> it's hard to get jobs right now. unemployment is higher for these kids. i'm trying to help them out. i want to show you something not to do. first mistake, moving around is not always a good thing. take a look. >> this is a large resume. a new job every few months? n i thought it was important to have a lot of experience. >> okay. how long do you plan to work at the casone exchange? >> that's pretty obvious, right? she's going to be out of there in a year and i don't want to hire somebody that's going to be there for a year. you need to stay two to three years at each job. you've got to show on that resume that you're willing to stick it out. plus, you need two to three years to get train to go get the proper skills out of that first job to move into the next job. i'm all for moving on up, but the internet age taught to us move up. >> brian: would you ever leave some moves out of your resume? >> yes, possibly. but then you'll have the b

>>brian: we'll ask cheryl casone what she does next. to come back another day. we're going to tell

>> steve: appearing in the cheryl casone skit. >> brian: really? i would like to do it again.of. >> elisabeth: you are looking live at the senate floor where senator ted cruz has been talking for more than 17 hours. it's not technically a filibuster, but it's getting a lot of attention to gain support for defunding obamacare. allegation pan has been watching us all -- elizabeth prann has been watching all morning. is he still going strong? >> he is. in case you might have been sleeping overnight, you missed senator ted cruz's marathon speech which began yesterday and continues now on the senate floor. it's a rally attempt from republicans to defund the sweeping health care law. like i said, we're looking live. first it was six, ten, flirting with 17 hours as keeps his promise to opposing obamacare until, quote, i am no longer able to stand. he referenced both "duck dynasty," to dr. seuss, all to pass the time while going back to the original purpose. listen here. >> do you like green eggs and ham? i do not like them, sam i am. i do not like green eggs and ham. we don't want go

here is cheryl casone. >> good morning, brian. nice to see you.in the nation. car insurance. they just moved their headquarters to florida northwest. this is why -- i like the bennys. flexible work hours, work at home. they have a medical facility on site. they have nap rooms. they call them relaxation rooms. >> brian: we need a nap room. >> you need a nap room obviously. they're having a huge job fair. on the 25th and the 26th of this month. they just moved their headquarters down there. they're staffing that entire facility. >> brian: does hertz have a nap room? can you rest in between if you get this job? >> should you rest and drive? no. hertz is a $10 billion company. they've got 41,000 employees, 150 countries that they're actually operating in. the number one car rental company, believe it or not, this is travelers, reviewers, they are hiring. they are looking for people that can -- >> brian: can i share something with you? >> what? >> brian: when i walk over, i'm a gold member and i see my name on the board. i feel special possibly for the

throw it to cheryl casone and david asman. i have a 64 studebaker hoping they don't go away. a savior. david: i have doubting thomas on mine. >> i have a picture of my cat but anyway, thank you very much. i do. i do. got a lovely picture of my cat. david: we don't have a lovely picture of the market down, 147 points. of course nicole petallides a lot of things affecting. quadruple-witching time. we have the fed notes. look what is happening. gold in particular, it goes up, comes down. really down today. >> right, gold is down about 41 bucks today, right? we saw gold stocks down along with it as well as the dollar, pretty much flat at the moment. a lot of fed relation. >> nicole, obviously the big story the last hour of trading was blackberry taking a big hit. the stock at one point was halted. the layoff announcements coming from the company as well as numbers. what was the take on the floor? >> layoff numbers, layoff announcements. they're also going from six units to four units. they're changing their focus and streamlining which will be better for them. they have $2.6 bill

i am cheryl casone. dennis: i am dennis kneale. our panel is ahead. rising today. robert luna and scott martin weigh in on what is driving the markets. then they will do it out in the final round of the fox business all-star showdown. connell: the cops latest weapon to fight crime. how smart phones are being used. top of the hour. stocks now and every 15 minutes. nicole petallides. i cannot believe we are going to close the week up. nicole: a gain of about a half of a percent. the nasdaq is down. it is a mixed market. it certainly is a winning week on wall street. we have talked about intel leading the dow. there are pieces of news in each of the sect theirs. cheryl: thank you very much. twitter using its own service to announce its plans to go public. robert gray joins us. >> i think i can hear the talk of the town playing all over the place. we have a copy of the tweet to show you right here. they do not have to disclose their financials. they can do it confidentially. we also should take a look at some of the other ipos for social media. you talked

cheryl: i am cheryl casone. the fed is about to come off.d cruz of texas ending his hijacking of the upper chamber. neil cavuto has his take on all this. >> congressman elijah cummings demanding robert benmosche resigned after comparing our rage of execs bonuses. we had the bidding that had. cheryl: he is the top chefs. dana burke is here. celebrity chef seemingly a dime a dozen but we will get his recipe for staying on top in a difficult business. that and more coming up as this hour of markets now begins. first we have breaking news, live pictures of the senate floor, senator ted cruz just ended his 20 our plus control of the senate chamber so here's what is going on. this is the new day, they have adjourned and become the new day. we will see what you are looking at. the prayer and the pledge and senator harry reid, takes the floor. he is going to vote on the continuing resolution to fund the government and will invoke cloture. that is going to be an 1:00 eastern. after the prayer and the pledge senator harry reid beginning the day and be

. >> i'm cheryl casone with your fox business brief.s are finding it a bit easier to obtain loans from big banks. according to a new survey from market research firm biz to credit, 17.6% of small biz loans were approved in august. that is up sharply from 10.9% year-over-year and is the highest rate since 07. >>> verizon has launch ad record $49 billion bond deal to buy vodafone out of the verizon wireless joint venture. prices are in line with expectations for the offering which beat the previous record of apple's $17 billion bond deal in april. >>> hotel inventories in july were up for the first type in four months. unsold goods rose .4 of a%. above june's drop of .2 of a percent. that is latest from fox business, giving you the power to prosper. lori: after making a name for himself with a call taking on a giant energy company in july, 26-year-old kevin kaiser is not backing down. he continues to jolt wall street prompting both criticism and praise. last week kaiser sent out a note taking on the largest oil pipeline company in north a

cheryl casone with more. gets worse. nothing works faster. new fast acting advil. look for it in the white box. about yoplait's fall favorites. so we brought pumpkin pie and apple crisp back for a limited time. see? you really do call the shots. ♪ yoplait. it is so good. >> brian: we've been showing you some common mistakes millenials make, those young people in the workplace, all week long. here to wrap up the entire week with more advice is cheryl casone from the "fox business" network. you've been watching this from afar, but now elisabeth hasselbeck, you get to be part of it. >> elisabeth: i love the voice. it's so useful. >> millenials have been e-mailing and tweeting me. first, a couple last lessons for the 20 somethings out there. we all usually can work maybe one or two days a week, we work with somebody we don't like. anyway, here is how to handle it and here is not how to handle it. >> you know what i heard? the only reason sam got a job is she is the favorite. she's terrible otherwise. [ laughter ]

cheryl: i i am cheryl casone. what is the president asking for?ou be doing to prepare your portfolio? dennis: what is bugging me? the sec interfering with the internet. the phone giant takes on the agent. my take ahead. cheryl: we will be live in california. we are an hour away from apple unveiling what we expect to be two new iphones. top of the hour. stocks every 15 minutes. nicole: we have a lot of big news. the dow jones industrials up 88 points right now. obviously, we had a nice run today. the dollar is stronger. commodities are pulling back. it shows you for the most part we have a lot of buyers. three new names going into the dow. goldman sachs, nike, visa. one, their actual price of their stock, they have been underperformers for the last several years. this is a big deal. cheryl: thank you. dennis: late word that the u.s. is open to a un discussion. president obama heads to the hill this hour. peter barnes has the latest from the white house. peter: the president has agreed to discussions with the un security council to seriously explore

cheryl: cheryl casone. on today's noon eastern time our we're doing things different.nnis: i go one on one with disney's ceo on the media giant's plans for the new tv and movie season and more. cheryl: i talk with the ceo patty hart as the company launched a partnership with james cameron for games based on his avatar franchise. dennis: the british coming, the president of the u.s. and canada on plans to take on verizon and at&t right here in the usa. gerri: that and more at noon eastern, on markets now. you cannot afford to miss any of that. you want to keep it here but first the dollar up by 19 points and it is time for stocks every 15 minutes. nicole petallides 4 of the new york stock exchange. we needed a like today. nicole: quick check of market that the interviews. three days of selling, you do like they just like today with the arrows, dow jones industrials up 21-1/2 points, 0.1% at 15,423, the nasdaq the best of the bunch of the nearly 1/2%. u.s. dollar a little higher, commodities pulling back, home builders doing well on good numbers, facebook new hy, applied

here with the more easy fixes for a big interview blunder is fox's own cheryl casone here in person.hen it comes to a job interview. you go home and you think, oh, my god, i can't believe that just happened. has this ever happened? let me give you an example. you never want this to happen when you go in for a job interview. she was late. you were late to the interview! you never want that person to be so upset. look how mad i was. >> brian: they're looking for little signals to knock you out. that's one. she does not care or he does not care. or if he did or she did, she would have been here on time. >> you can fix this. here is how. if you're going to be running late, you've got to call ahead. don't leave that person like that person left me waiting and not call me. if you're running 20 minutes, fine, maybe you did get a flat tire. if you lost track of time, maybe don't tell me that. but if you've got a legitimate reason, call ahead or if you walk in late, try and explain it. >> brian: like hey, i'm so hungover, sorry i'm late. >> that would be a bad way to kick off that interview.

here with some easy fixes for those interview blunders is "fox business" network's cheryl casone.ryl. >> thank you so much again, carol. this is a pleasure to metropolitan you. i look forward to hearing from you. all right. nice to meet you. >> anna: what do we do? >> she said the wrong name. don't make excuses. if you realize it during the interview, say i'm really better with details. i'm so sorry about that. or if you realize it after the fact, e-mail the person doing the interviewing saying, look, i'm much more detail oriented. let's move on. but send an e-mail. >> anna: what happens if orgeat stain on your shirt? >> you can make a joke about it. but first, here is what happens to you if you get a stain on your shirt. >> so tell me about yourself. >> well, i just graduated college last year. >> she got a stain on her shirt. what she could have done, though, is made a joke about it and said, okay, i see that you're having coffee, oh, look, i'm wearing mine today. great. move on. it's not a deal breaker. it's never a deal breaker if you have a stain on your clothing. don't even

cheryl casone is here with some common mistakes to avoid for the next generation of great workers. >>llenials, that's what we're focusing on this week -- don't realize you have to have a great network in place. but you got to have that for the interview. mirror is an example of what not to do. >> you worked at "fox & friends." what publicist did you work for? >> gosh, i can't remember. >> do you know samantha? >> no. >> brian kilmeade? >> never heard of him. >> brian: that hurts. [ laughter ] >> yeah. you're like the rodney daingerfield at fox. she doesn't have a network. it's not about having a small network of friends or a few contacts or knowing a lot of people. you can know 50 people and not know much about them. you have to have a solid network of contacts. people you can either do sales calls for or potential clients or just people that are in the industry that you're in. but you've got to have a strong network. >> brian: the way you build that is do things for them. >> you should absolutely be getting your butt kicked at work. this is what i mean. >> what makes you think you ca

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cheryl: hello, everyone, i'm cheryl casone. something different. will be here with a look at headlines. dennis: janet yellen as fed head, good for markets or economy? cheryl: are republicans about to make president obama a hero. dennis: after kenya terror attacks should u.s. shopping malls be stepping up security. cheryl: we want to hear from you. tweet us your take at fox business, #mtn. that is for markets now. dennis: first at the top of the hour we have stocks every 15 minutes. nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole. >> dennis, cheryl, we're seeing a market down 61 points for the dow jones industrials. down half of 1%. financials are weighing on the markets, pretty tough to move forward the way financials a acting. analysts at citigroup looking at their revenue numbers per see you how they would perform. bank of america coming out of the dow. jpmorgan with all the penalties they're paying. goldman sachs into the dow jones industrial average including today, including visa, nike. you have three new dow components, all t

cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. washington and the marks, strong china data, and investors are cautious.nvestment angles to the top story today. dennis: carl icahn throwing in the towel and admitting defeat. can going private fix dell's real problems? we have a tech maiden coming up. cheryl: luxury home buyers say forget the stock market. it's about the home. we have the ceo of "better homes and gardens," the largest survey of high end homeowners ever done. dennis: instagram takes on twitter. will it work? ahead in "media minute." cheryl: top of the hour, stocks every 15 minutes, nicole on the floor of the new york stock exchange, up a hundred points, nicely done, nicole. >> not bad here. 15,029, a few points off the high. triple digit gains after snapping the losing streak we've been on. four straight weeks of losses, and, yes, last week bounced back and cleared the way and had gains. everybody is watching the wild cards like syria. the dell story is a big one. apple and blackberry two big stories we're following, and the housing sector looks good as well as the housing index breaking 1

. >> i'm cheryl casone with your fox business brief.the parent company of american airlines are extending the termination date of their pending merger by about a month, to january 11th. that is extra month. they will challenge the, the doj suing to block the merger alleging the deal will hurt customers. >>> wal-mart will hire 55,000 temporary staff to work at stores this holiday season. retailer whiffle transition more than 35,000 employees from terri to part-time and another 35,000 from part to full time. >>> general electric says it reach ad $2.7 billion deal to provide turbines and generators for six new power plants in algeria. they expect to deliver 89 generators global think year, down from 135 last year. that's latest from fox business. adam: so blackry entering into a deal to sell itself to a financial company, fairfax financial. $4.7 billion deal. the question what do they want with blackberry? what do they see completing fair value for this? one estimate, $8.50 when you sell off the parts. one estimate two weeks ago, $10 billi

. >> i'm cheryl casone with your fox business brief.ota is recalling more than 780,000 vehicles for a second time. the recall involves a suspension problem in the rav models built from 2006 through 2011 and the lexus hs 250-h sedans from 2005 through 2010. some dealers learned that dealer mechanics doesn't perform the fix after a recall that happened last august. >>> recession cost each u.s. household between 50,000 and $120,000. that is according to a dallas fed study. they found the financial crisis impacted americans with the combination of lost wealth, like a a lot of value of a house and wage income. >>> twitter is buying this company that calls itself the world's largest mobile ad server, with two billion ad as day. that is the latest. ashley: apple is is unveiling two new iphones. let's get to robert gray in cupertino. robert. >> they unveiled the new 5s. they will not lower the 5s. they will get rid of them and replace them with the 5s. not the rainbows, expensive once. slate, silver and gold. maybe nod to bono. they will have a

i am cheryl casone.t leadership matters and by how much for you as companies. there we begin our trophy round. dennis: from all-star showdown to the shut down showdown. the senate to begin voting is power. i refuse to feel fear. cheryl: i love that about you. the ceo of duncan's will be here. that and a lot more in the next hour of markets out. dennis: nicole petallides at the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole: they are very concerned about what may ensue in washington. it follows five straight days of selling. with that being said, there are a few names that have games on the dow. we continue to follow a lot of the story stock, such as nike. we have been watching the blackberry story. we watch some of the other names including electronic arts and lumber liquidators. there are a lot of story stocks that we are following closely. the big picture is the markets are being rained on by what we are seeing in washington. cheryl: thank you very much. we will talk to our panel about that topic. let's

. ♪ >> i'm cheryl casone. fox business brief.igroup's website, working intermittently. citigroup telling fox business we're working to resolve issue with availability of some of citi's website today. we apologize for the customers for any incons screens. >>> consumer sentiment slipped into sent with a reading of 76.8. that is lowest level since april. below a reading in august of 82.1. consumers were concerned about higher interest rates could close economic growth and of course hiring. >>> it has been five years since lehman brothers filed bankruptcy. fox business, will be looking back at this day and look forward to help, how far we have come, in a special edition of markets now. that is monday noon eastern time. that is latest from fox business. giving you the power to prosper lori: there is going to be a lot more corn then. than even experts were expecting. that has prices falling. putting ethanol back in the game, after last year's drought and back on track. all three of nascar's national series, running in fact on a 15% ble

. >> i'm cheryl casone with your fox business brief.auto workers health care trust hired deutsche bank to advise them in talks with chrysler majority owner fiat. fiat owns 5% of chrysler and wants to by uaw trust shares but the two can not agree on the price. uaw wants to sell the 41% stake in chrysler as an ipo. >>> orders for durable goods edged up higher in august, sign of modest growth in manufacturing. expectation was for order to remain unchanged. august numbers was reversed from july's figure which was revised lower to.1%. >>> harvard university endowment grew more than 11% this fiscal year to 32-pointbillion dollars. the investment are still below the peek of 2008 before losing $11 billion in the crisis. that's the latest from fox business, giving you the power to prosper. adam: you want to pay attention to this. shares of wal-mart are drop quickly on a report that wal-mart is cutting order to address its rising inventories. the company actually flagged that in last month's earnings report. the drop is weighing on the dow with s

. ♪ ♪ cheryl: i am cheryl casone in for liz claman. the latest u.s.due to big-name deals with big-name stocks. take a look at the dow, and mena market is getting private equity owners. buying for $6 million. and $7.2 billion. and apple crossing the threshold. get ready for the tech giant up tomorrow. we will tell you everything you need to know ahead of the big unveiling from apple tomorrow and also where apple stocks may be a buy. great discussion coming up on that name. and one stock is flying high today. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. hard to pick one on a day like today. nicole: no pun intended, but it is true. this will occur tomorrow after the close of trading. what is interesting is you can see the stock is jumping up 8% thus far. the reason for that is portfolio

tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 >> i'm cheryl casone with your fox business brief.itially rallied after congressional leaders voiced support for military intervention in syria but now mixed. this is the first day of trading since president obama said he would seek lawmakers approval for a strike in that country. checking the dow we're down eight points, almost nine points as you can see. 14,801. >>> u.s. manufacturing activity grew at passest pace more than two years in august on a jump in order. the institute for supply management index rose unexpectedly to 55.7 last month. estimate was for 54. any reading over 50 indicates a expanding manufacturing sector. >>> ceo of a pc-maker lenovo is sharing the wealth with his staff. a company spokesman says he will share his $3.25 million bonus with about 10,000 workers in china and other countries. that is latest from fox business, giving you the power to prosper. tracy: here is some breaking news for you. eastman kodak announcing its emergence from chapter 11 bankruptcy today. ceo antonio perez saying we emerged as a techn

. >> i'm cheryl casone with your fox business brief.reholders voted to sell the pork producer to shangwie international holdings for $34 per share. the deal would be largest takeover after u.s. company by a chinese firm. >>> holiday travelers have three weeks to buy airline tickets before fares start taking off. comparison travel website kayak, after mid-october, shares for thanksgiving travel increase 17%. fares for christmas flights rose 51%. prices for new year's traveling jump 25% or they will at least. >>> consumer confidence to a four-month low last month. the conference board found that americans grew less optimistic about the jobs outlook. 79.7 in september from 81.8 in august. they. that is latest from fox business. giving you the power to prosper. adam: jpmorgan would love to get out of the financial headlines with people close to the firm say the nation's largest bank still has several months of legal problems to come. charlie gasparino is here with exclusive details. let's get to the question that everyone's whispering. coul

>> i'm cheryl casone with your fox business brief.rose last month as the cost of energy fell. august consumer prices increased by .1 of a percent. the estimate was for a rise of .2 of a percent. take out the volatile food and energy component the core cpi was up .1 of a percent. that matched estimates. >>> weakest holiday sales since 2009 as consumers are cautious about the economy. shoppertrak rise of 2.4% of november and december sales. compared with 4% back in 2011. >>> holland will buy 37 lockheed martin joint strike fighter jets. holland is the 7th country with a firm commitment to buy the next generation f-35. deliveries are beginning 2019. that's latest from fox business, giving you the power to prosper. lori: litigation continues to mount against the nation's largest bank. what is jpmorgan chief executive jamie dimon telling his employees? charlie gasparino is here with more details. >> there's the public statements which he made. they are kind of interesting. you can read them. they're on online. i won't get into them. privat

cheryl casone outside the new york stock exchange with more. past five years. cheryl: good afternoon. we have come a very long way since september 2008. yes, things happened at the federal reserve and in washington, but here at the new york stock exchange the dow the morning after the collapse the market crashed, we lost 4.5%, that is a bad day for the market. fast-forward. remember you had the days of easy credit and mortgages and all kinds of money flowing everywhere? jonathan has been through all of this, we should say. if you look back on the five year anniversary, you ask yourself if the market could have done a better job of it wasn't for the low growth policies we had over the last couple of years. >> there have been a lot of stumbling blocks to get to where we are but looking back at what occurred and how it occurred, it would take a long time for us to fix this problem and get a handle on this problem. it's just shows us how hurt the economy was in what was needed to get back to where we are today. cheryl: today's gains will add to that

>> i'm cheryl casone with your fox business brief.30-year fixed mortgage dropped to a two-month low of 4.32% that is down from 4.5% last week, this according to freddie mac. it was just last month the average 30-year fixed-rate hit a two-year high of 4.58%. >>> sales of existing homes dropped for the 30 straight month. national association of realtors index fell by 1.6% in august. the july rate was revised lower to 1.4%. >>> the u.s. economy growing at 2.5%. annual rate in the second quarter the commerce department says. its final look at economic growth in the spring was unchanged from last month's estimate. economists were expecting 2.6%. that is it from the fox business network. the dow is higher by 45 minutes. we're always giving you the power to prosper. lori: some good news here. vaccination rates on the rise for the flu. the cdc still not satisfied with last season's 45% rate. today encouraging americans to bet vaccinated for the flu asap. joining us now is fox news's dr. marc siegel to discuss what is in store for us in the co

. >> i'm cheryl casone with your fox business brief.s declined for a second week in a row with the 30-year pulling back to 4.66% from last week's 4.71. as recently as may 1st the average 30-year fixed-rate was more than a full point less at 3.5%. >>> colt will hire about 353,000 associates this holiday season. that is the about the same number the department store chain hired last year, average of 40 jobs at each store. they will hire this month and fill most jobs by mid-november. >>> jobless claims rose to 309,000, from the previous week's revised count of 349,000. this week was below the estimate of 330 but expect revisions next week since california and nevada report a backlog of claims due to computer issues. >>> that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. adam: latest headline for you. we're learning about reports after magnitude 5.8 earthquake which shook the fukushima prefecture. that is in japan and the site of the nuclear disaster not after a tsunami. there are no tsunami warnings as of ri

. >> steve: cheryl casone will tell us who is hiring this week. got to go dry off. i'm soaked now! thanks. and we lost. >> steve: we'll do this again tomorrow. see you. bill: nicely done. elizabeth, officially welcome to fox. we are so happy to have you in the family. you heard the heather talking about this a moment ago, there has been a shooting at the navy yard in southwestern d.c. we are work on information who was involved in this and whether that shooter is still active. there was a tweet sent out about it u.s. navy 10 minutes

so cheryl casone is outside now with more on giving makeovers to get them ready for the job hunt. our three ladies in their fatigues. we've got a picture of them serving their country and working so hard. let's show you them this morning as they get ready for their job hunt. let's bring them all done. andrea berg, in the air force. carolyn, u.s. navy. and our third job search candidate, nancy. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> i want to start with you. you just got out may of 2013. you're going back to school for business development. what type of job do you want to have now that you served your country? >> i'm really looking for something in the business field. project management, anything where i can showcase unification and team leading and working together to propel the team forward. >> we should say, when you were in iraq, you managed $80 billion in assets. you were someone that was in charge of organizing. >> that's correct. >> field, troops, everything. okay. let's move over to carolyn. you were in kosovo, by the way. you got out of the military in 2001. yo